SNL's Chris Kattan

--17 years & over.

--Doors open @ 6:30 PM for the early shows & @ 9:30 PM for the late shows.

Chris Kattan, he starred on Saturday Night Live from 1995 to
2003. Kattan brought many memorable characters to “SNL,” including: the
enigmatic exotic dancer, Mango, the half-monkey, apple-eating, dry-humping Mr.
Peepers; the club hopping Roxbury Guys, which Kattan created with Will Ferrell;
the gibberish-spouting Suel Forrester; Azrael Abyss, the co-host of the
fictional cable access show “Goth Talk” with Molly Shannon. Most recently he
and castmate Amy Poehler have fought their way through numerous domestic
disturbances as a white trash couple who “love each other so hard.” In
addition, Kattan has contributed notable impressions to the show including
Antonio Banderas in the “How Do You Say, Ah Yes, Show,” Al Pacino, Anne Heche,
Bono, and Ricky Martin. Most recently Kattan starred in “Undercover Brother”
opposite Denise Richards and Eddie Griffin. Other film credits include “Corky
Romano,” “Monkey-Bone,” “The House on Haunted Hill” and “A Night at the
Roxbury.” Before joining “SNL,” Kattan was a member of the Los Angeles-based
improv/sketch comedy group The Groundlings, where current cast members Ana
Gasteyer and Maya Rudolph and former cast members Will Ferrell, Laraine Newman,
Phil Hartman and Jon Lovitz began their careers. Kattan has guest starred on
several network television programs, including “NewsRadio” “How I Met Your
Mother” and “Grace Under Fire.” A native of Southern California, Kattan spent
part of his youth in Seattle, and returned to the Los Angeles area for college
at California State University, Northridge. Throughout his college years,
Kattan appeared in many live theater productions. Currently, Kattan lives in
Los Angeles and New York City

07/20/2019 10:00 PM

Door Time: 9:30 PM

--Doors open @ 6:30 PM for the early shows & @ 9:30 PM for the late shows.

Chris Kattan, he starred on Saturday Night Live from 1995 to
2003. Kattan brought many memorable characters to “SNL,” including: the
enigmatic exotic dancer, Mango, the half-monkey, apple-eating, dry-humping Mr.
Peepers; the club hopping Roxbury Guys, which Kattan created with Will Ferrell;
the gibberish-spouting Suel Forrester; Azrael Abyss, the co-host of the
fictional cable access show “Goth Talk” with Molly Shannon. Most recently he
and castmate Amy Poehler have fought their way through numerous domestic
disturbances as a white trash couple who “love each other so hard.” In
addition, Kattan has contributed notable impressions to the show including
Antonio Banderas in the “How Do You Say, Ah Yes, Show,” Al Pacino, Anne Heche,
Bono, and Ricky Martin. Most recently Kattan starred in “Undercover Brother”
opposite Denise Richards and Eddie Griffin. Other film credits include “Corky
Romano,” “Monkey-Bone,” “The House on Haunted Hill” and “A Night at the
Roxbury.” Before joining “SNL,” Kattan was a member of the Los Angeles-based
improv/sketch comedy group The Groundlings, where current cast members Ana
Gasteyer and Maya Rudolph and former cast members Will Ferrell, Laraine Newman,
Phil Hartman and Jon Lovitz began their careers. Kattan has guest starred on
several network television programs, including “NewsRadio” “How I Met Your
Mother” and “Grace Under Fire.” A native of Southern California, Kattan spent
part of his youth in Seattle, and returned to the Los Angeles area for college
at California State University, Northridge. Throughout his college years,
Kattan appeared in many live theater productions. Currently, Kattan lives in
Los Angeles and New York City